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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-02
LOUISVILLE. NEW ORLEANS
AND TEXAS RAILWAY.

Mississippi Valley Route.
On and after May 30th, 1886. Passen-
ger trains on this road will run as fol-
lows:
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-02

These glasses are not supplied to
peddlers at any price.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-02-24

The ball given Tuesday night at Viii.
lisms' Opera House by Pelican Bah
cock Hook and Ladder Co. No. /, was
the grandest affair Of the kind that
ever came off in Lake Charles, and
was attended by Gov, $. D. McEnery,
Gen. Leon lastremski, editor of the
Baton Rouge Capitoiiaa AdVocate,
State Commissioner Of Agriculture 7,
j. Bird, and many other prominent
visitors to our town.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-02-24
NO 52.

greater part Of an hour. His discourse
was as full Of meat as could we'll be;
every word was a point and the in
formation both historical and static
ticaE, was authentic and full of inter
est to every one present. Atthe con-
clusion, the chainnan invited all who
wished to do 50. to participate ia tho
I" experience meeting" +" which included
all sorts of interregatives, which the
Commissioner answered satisfactorily.
Il has been asserted, and with good
reason, that this address alone was
worth the gathering Of this convention.
The butter Of Mrs. Thos. J Hongh,
shown AZ the prasduct Of Louisiana
home exhibited by Col Harris, was
pronounced by experts from tie West
to be as fine as Elgin Creamery butter.
RESOURCES AND CLIMATE or LOUISIANA.
The address of Hon. Thompson J.
Bird, Commissioner Of Agriculture,
was one of the happiest events of the
day, as it was overiloming with graphic
descriptions and valuable historic
truths relative to the resources and
climate of our State. In closing his
remarks Mr.. Bird said You LOUIS
ianians, will return home re.impressed
with the greatness of your State and
the dignity of your calling. and our
visitors, impressed with what they
have seen and heard, will, We hope,
soon return to stay, bringing with
them the tribes of which they are to-
day the representatives Then will
Louisiana become what the God Of
nature intended her to be, the fairest
among ten thousand. and altogether
lovely" [Applause.
THE HAY CROP IN LOUISIANA.
Mr., James Mannd, Of Jennings, a
practical farmer, delivered practical
address on "Tho Hay Crap IN Louisi-
ana" The gentleman waived all
ceremony, launched clear into this
depth of his subject at once and gave
his hearers an Intelligent description
of his experience in this country dur
ing the past two years, "rhc hay
Crop in Louisiana" tells US ut glance
the points Mr.. Maund undertook to
and that he succeeded Is
unquestionably true. as he has since
its delivery been piled with scores of
questions regarding the aodas oPer-
andi connected with securing and
shipping the crop.
A more full and complete report
Of the convention will be given in our
regular edition of this week, and We
ask the indulgence of a kind public
for any shortcomings of this special
edition,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-02-24
bALCASIEU
|RINE WAYS.

y, GL00NET's Marine Ways, 10
on the west bank 0f the GRleasieH
opposite the lake and town Of Lake
La, are prepared 10 oil all orders for
hauling out, and repairing and re-
all kinds OF sailing and steam YES
ksged In the Csleasieg river and Texas
nber aud mercantile trade.
Fss JOHN y, CL00NEfJ
Lake Charles, Calca parish, La,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-02-24

A large number of ladies' we're pres.
ent at the opening of the Interstate
Convention, and the hall was decorated
with flags and bunting.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-02-24

Capt, Chas, A. DFuslc, editor and
proprietor Of the Iberville South, and
Mr., Thos, Hohcrt, a prominent citizen
of Plsquemlnc, arc in town as dele,
gates 10 the Convention, and have
quarters al the Central House,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-02-24

The Echo extends a cordial welcome
to all our visiting newspaper friends,
to make this Office their headquarters
during their soiourn in our town.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-02-24

We call special attention to the
valuable properties offered for sale in
this issue OF the EcHa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-28


1na bsr1 Esmplar hezloa ct - tke bon
tDdv sd unH uui1fna ~ the fng NngzL
~ Nzs2 spnH,S,1 g - tons e nlnrk D.
!, TssIs6is /. 81 rrzndases suss ssrsxssa auIl
And IS pnof A1nnnd % wednesday.
II nA1p WilllEHn II &M1F WN1 rnarssze4 -
Ne 911414 ImrRnguEnEu1 cozGpARg On wed
nls1sT s isaa 1oai = ss1l1is t1r San FEzn'
R1nr GAnnIa. Oct n.-A soukhsast gi'
rs k4pogled - the stralls todAy. Tie ulzsl
are n fEoab.e ard mere > - ahipptng nsH'
tQnieht
Gzx Fnasunro. oes. @s--Arrixed = EkiT
Highlan1 EAlkt HentllA
CleaEea- aleaulE eeszes " 6ldeE, Seattle
blzk szfzk 3 HldReWsg, Run Tognsends nhil
Nt0 x1zk. uansllno.
eslIsd -sss4nar Cssanbla. PnEsI4nd; shiT
T18 M11n<mnnm RHEllands nhtp Aicinpaa
Poe H1wnssAds Ehip Endlema. 8Rnaile.
Ia fDslsuln9 chnItEzs w1Ee rsqertsd b So
RsHneisea en- Funsan4. FoE grain = 0osk
u.k. British Zip DFlnl1AFig. ira. 1t1l tons
- 91s e.; ana Bn1fsh sip slEalesarn. iron
I7oe tors. Is - "a. ~ Blum. Dal9sln , 0lE
xin. Per 1sux - o1zA, Il. \ BEitInA haxl
Den. irun, i116 tens. a d0R, ~ ataF9 D o.
For rrnaa q asssiand isr C1Ek y. X, nriklsl
ship Uaa nuchanzn. irsn. 2l1o tsna. q rs g
ard German ship gsrdlnand fi1Asr, troa, III
foua A 41a q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-28


wady-Haifa IL threatened By 25ol
/ Hgudaneaes
Colonel Charles B. Floyd, lhs veteran
joarnalisl, l. dead.
War d imminent In ZrIulana against
annexatian - Natal.
Iha Bulgarian BobEanjs cpsned.
Prince EsEGIinAnd Hatsnded 10 state.
Joseph Nolan, Member Of ParlIa,
meni. denies thai be has any knoWl.
edge Of dynamitera.
Sir Wm. Vernon Harcourt, speaking
q Portsmouth today, denied tao posi-.
biiity Of shelving the IFish quesiion.
Ths militia vas ordered TO The prem
where there wag trouble wish negro
The seasIon Of she House Of Bishops,
Of The Pfote1tant Episeopal Church
vas held with closed doors ct Phila,
delphia today.
Tue newspapers OF Paris comment
With reservation nEon SiQnor OKiepi'l
epseehs regarding An Italian alliance
with Germany.
The Fsanoh Chamber Of Deputies
adopted q credit for the payment Of lifl
penslons to the persons wounded 10 TIE
Revelation Of 1888.
The State Of Indiana has sued thl
stats Of Kentncky fer possession o.
Green River Island, which 10 sitnatet
en she Ohio river 81 the mouth Of Greer
river. E8
The collections o. internal revenue fol
| the first QuaEter Of the fiscal year end
ling June 80, 1857, we're 81. 466. e66, be-
Ting eaA6iie2 WORE than for the SAINT
quarter Of che last Asoal year.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-28

. - losasn e - - = s.asll
~ u1s Is 1z11s11 . l.e e,l111e 49,
asI4f1. va te1& 81 AesI14 1a1111H 3
&neEnM h ~ temM -t44 n $3.50.
who lf8o 60 a. hueH - tSBA.
AHla u fnea xxrfafr snt4Et4 kF1s-
rlfsl. ''l11 f1a r1ff e -
- y 4 atega ~ 81 :. =.
b l1e 0ss11rHGnl ~ g
Donne. AeoolInHIls
fiN4gEmng CT e ny sos
/ l4ikEn1 zkSn1 EaNilE4 - zHes1s1'I.s
/ aa1f nr'f Es111 - n,,.a ~ l.e e&1sE.
eMte Is lka n1Nf b ke4a i ~ Dlz9s
oonld nas h44s sid zAe fHnf 1a444 70
/ 60 rnnm ID ~ UhMmAaE, aM4 - -
eaplad tb1 lsfma q sAs 4 stsest h4'la'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-28

ms slsseon 3 Posi Min resolved boom of
ae0. 90 Iess q loW fs4zn Olympia yesterday.
1hs oFteou kmpE9senaGnl Companyis MIL
received ! boom q 1zsgoeo fs1f Il cedar logs
tklgwesk fEol Ne WsaAingtnn LumhaF Com
pang's camp IS Noxih Bay.
Ilrrencs OfRlie1 II neW buly changing lie
camp a. stuck 1unetian. TIE last los Of logs
lrnm his camp cana % on Last Monday, and
sealed IS 00o fnet.
Ms1zra Hunt ana Weai kags Tsns 70 Port
Land 10 purchase . aawmill, Nhich viii -
erocted shove 0q1nk L1k1, On the daa q the
seattla. LAko 6hoss 4 kzs1arn Railway, where
tie arm % Hunt Pntian will nssa some
hsayy timberz In the work on iheir railrend
contrast.
ne 0re9oa Tmprovsmsnt ooupany's nsu
min y - httsd that e can cnf tineern no
Chsliss = slsEans. ne nashle nanansr e
the etstson Pest MI Company, VS. met on
the strsst fecsntly ana asEed Z b knew Of
any nsWs paragraph IN the lumbar oT timber
|iIna. d waich question he Eaplied: AKes; tie
Devil Is dssd, but soma q hi1 ehlldrsA are
psstiy ectlxs' I Am go.aE b . - one Of
Weii-known lawyer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-28

Il sssms almost impossible 10 imagine
what tsafe Il nov being Displayed in the
znhnufa etnripR4 md designing Of heys'
elothinR, end the taste required In 90
leotina the various shades and dsaiQns,
bat The well knswn firm Of Kline 4
Raaenbazg have tiia season secured
fli1eaoh NIT Natehfuf manager Of the
boys cIblhinR Department NE largest
and most varied assortment Of boys
Jersey and siockinet suits IN ell shades
sn3 Is different styles, including the
ehpulax Norfolk 6nd eaIieg designs ever
pressnied 10 ne purchasing community
Of Seattle and vicinity. An invitation
h extended 20 all parents blessed with
sons % gaze uDan ahase eBms Of artistic
taafe, end 4 Rlaaoe - them and the Fea.
sonnble prices marked viii move them
fFou our crowded shelves. %
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-28
HTNAncR ANn TRAnR.

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g 4srS - "a or1zkzs ~. uAsn 10
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- tunEln A11aR 04HE1e1 pel1a. s1nAe
a1lnA, 3 eeers etieeaes, . besF1Es ! 1h4sE. 81
h1sn. = $50 oyel1Ez. 21ees wsra - -
ssIssl eazlea1l e araNz. m.s1.z1.N So
is.n ! 8. osas1,sa n rs:.ss 3 tIs s:ssnsziS
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q. krcnahfl d ne lass e hfs eEgp te4H7 -
/ 1llaN Nklna I'D bsue 81 squs tine - q
sss e 80 - I, -. 49,. ,..s - -. -
/ nstkina & ~ kbo1i hsps e. pEiseA n@n
VS. % kaysng gpinE &c = 81. n ls.s pz.cs
l ka hard eHaHnd wnR u CENTS per pnun& TAe
tnaal nnnumn1 u hops rnesfge1 today w4e II
baiss, es1alwad 70 Jersms o4tins Mssker
FoT1foEs-Rss.ipas ssaaT sss saess,
wtlEk taahs largest anount resolved q sin-
l rIs GnF sines octnhef 1ssh, whan elt a<ks
WNrs HaretWBG. Press Enmnin unEheMR46.
gEsas.a EsssivinE from SIS . 80 pss ssa a.
foEx-DsAls.spsz 1esHs p. Eoe.e .
foot; uaelasala, dre1sees ice. retail. leslie
Pk0VFsa0Ns-n.auii prieas quesed - fol.
lowss MAma leD1ee pa pgun9s haeeas 10
l 1Se; eianR aasa, los, lnxd, l00i1l6s; eeeson
Red Ell, 70 paT Gallsn,
| HEEKa4ERRs-Hsaa. uh.iIssals. SO pr ion
tIli. ef q PEI oeat1t dat, sholesaIe, -
~ vi ~. q > per el4ezlt shsp feed.
Aela'1ls. - 30 tsai rsi.H u y pH esn1al;
- - Aheisnle, ~ Pei iqni REAL,
ont oAKK MRAL,- whslssAls. ess pss ssn;
retsll - Per pound. 9as3
VEaEfAEkEs-Rsa.E psses. rule q follow:
csbbaes. . per pound; cueunDesss lsc PER
da1sns slrins beans. SCI temaioes, 6s gznbe,
4.| #tANIAf AAAEt& E-tf@AAa# ~. ~ -
-. l6s8 b rar p91xlk sven clln, tzks per
tsan; taEl1p& cards. rssnips I'D eesis, l0c
W lorsas 20 eanEh; esns nn1 fadlshss, 2on
pr dozen b1ncheA
sRRDs-Ealiguing are the retail pfleas IRE.
y h this lafkef Tor grasl Deedss He'd
tl54if lac. Wits slower NJ. timothy 9t(e.
blIlS RKana 1ee. rsdlop 12s. orchard grass lbe.
lawn Grass &c rnaaqult -, alfalfa %. alsikn
l ioc, rye grass i5e. German naillesf "a.
sALMoN-The Commercial AsWss 81 Gan
Frnaciaco, gives the folieuing Quotations:
celunbfA river q 1901 Is. ALASKA q 5Ix0
/ ! 90, othaE outnido hsh 81 1Ih0f 50 pr doa-
/ en delivered hare, Sacramento river u 5I10
| 1 60, British Columbia 81 A2NDi k1k daliF.
ensd a. Victoria; barrel aalmoa a quoted a
i $40 1501i, half barrels 81
C0AI,-Rstail u - PER tan 6 he buakeEs.
Wo09-1ellil, cordueod, - 90 s1eysuoo6,
hieok, ~ spit, - peg cord dslivsre4
1 LUhBER-Rsugh common, So per n.
flooring, e1A@20. according 10 size and quail
| lty; dressed lnmbar. ele@1a, rustic. HeD1D;
ldFenBc4 ci1N cedar Sc; door inmba, puiley
lsih. taoR Is ~ ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-28
PFNALTIFs or IMPRUDRNOR.

EGNA4AAE1o OE AAE 1ODEkN0Els
Humuer IL 81 hand-the time Of year
when old heads end young become im-
pxndent, R4t oyerhoated, cool OF sud
denly, catch cold, headache. nervous
disorders, and thousand and oua ether
Troubles. Prsaehina prudence il played
at. The only thin6 20 DO is--afieF you
lave conlfAcaA one or more OF these
nRins-ss care yea1sslf e. quickly as
1boslble. Small patns are not 10 b ne
Nleoted except Be the Tiak Of aerieuB con
Sequenees. Remove them a. once. IL
can be done By an application Of enc OF
MON Of Allcock'a Porous Plasters,
recognized the world over &c the bsai
ETERNAL remedy ever made. Mind you,
doR'k neeleo4 YONG little ills. They onk.
GfoM eF6Fythsnh else and II lot alone oosi
ron more than you can ever know. Re
member Alleoek's Piastsrs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-28
FISHERIES.

TEE UNDERSIGNED AMK PREPARING A
1 twins ior PARIS and haniing eAlnss, ana
psands % b 81 - glfgnE csrIanta. fhnf
nzahss = ssEfag q eee-ihird ~ baik e. ordi.
n4rg ing. as1 - eHHrcrloH - azEzuoTH
Tnis netiisq enaties tie eshenUan b reduce
Is i4bcE ~ aua iaeEeaas hiH - pEoda We
Hrs rtsfna eEfeciAl aliGnana9 10 tbs Pncina
hsnorahis caumerce. 70 pleals ten uilh or
eLoUcEsFza MI 4 TWmE Co.
Gleue4Eam, Mans.
Bsstaa oMss, q csnnsssial q. eeioan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-28
TACOMA


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nnnasllng 81 - li1lis al4lss 1s.les- 3 -
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nsensf-1 - esIioas iileeM q ~
hTcflrr = 81 feesnEin. aa8 e4lIiln nlM
q hlr besstlsa. NJ. Eaiag w1a nazlsn
ins 1890. ard wns 90 Iea*e AmN 60
fesqe "a fo1laminQ meTnfGN. MI laws
feIf hfrrnrIf vary forfanafs b A4x So
errioe9 laat e e did. e co daF tAt4t
- wouid ksgs missed h3m 6nllrelys =
eom6sng wish 0eo. Falleg. keq1. 80
Alea. MaerneaN. both fofn9ElB 81 -
sew. ~ glsffeA Ar. Kafng and pE1ss1H-
"a klm wffh ne tsg1iHoeials wnien -
iaftfr 5soeIgef Wilh exefsaions
na6h rtoa1s14.
aarmaxxa am H1H.--J. @. Rrceiof. e
Pro9ior a Hmiih, waa g ne eily -.
SnrNaV. 4ha 6rm EeesnllE pufee9ee1
go rS,neh 81 fG0 aaEes % Wbtt9 A3teE
h9'1ncfno q Wn. Ozark. 81 thia city.
- wsiI a. two o. thfes tf4ei9 % Ne
1870 eire ndfofnlnn. Tier pE0FD1e -
80 ~ 4 el1fnele mill Ca TIE pRspezss
20 80 naR puRehmaina She nlnenlnefF
snl eonipment. TheV exDeel = e -
eneRnfso1 81 nsxt gpfinG. 1hsE n!se
hnIf A frenWRy into the woods, faf
eVkieh ~ ear Wteeia and axlca hase
iar1 $50 asslt nnt-nEe eslM. Mr.. Free
snr afafas tkat his land when cleafe1
Wlif 81 ~ the fFaa esdsr foE bay, nnd
thaE he sxpals u - foriS aeses o. .
u ny nszi saE.
Dens4 Kn6w NxF. o1sidasabls sur
s...sS u.ra s. nd yesteE44y morning.
- fhe nunounnsme1s Of the sudden
afnriaenneuf az Captain OIance2 as
e9Saf 81 tha OREGON Railway and kavt
eefion Oomp9ny. Captafn Cianosy has
~ ga Aetermfnsd upon bis plans tor
~ fnlmra. hrt nlnl16 that be vii re-
naln wslh - aG rany foE Us p1naanfs
WY Hr OkNn BAcx.--sWhsn ! rot
Il n. Rsnl whafe ! arrested . meet
n. Oa.Sa ftnnd thft s. sns g N9e
Vork N<a e4 toufh, kn& 81 faet, al Is
ahhm were away, oc2t1oseA all oves ne
eountgy, and ! did nos SO Ms. Cakes.
He save n1s ny choice e stayin4 tbefe
Of Esturnina and % caae eae4 nffe
aasd assistant manages ac1ley fost9.
aag. ~ shail atag here taf NE pEe1ent
anyhow, NJ pFivaie STAIRS call feE
~ presence here. To 20 aaay Lwould
Rave 30 col them 10 charge Of some.
BODY else and DO not want 70 DO that
% this tins"
HRansuo Mar Mo3pAx.-MFs. Daniel
garrett bad not aeaaTed Q penaaman
laa1 nlohl ana wns niill IN eagt0dy o. she
al7feEEs. Ehe ssh felusss % ~ What
~ las d6Is Win tte child. she De.
elar1t to- ela VS. oct fzpp11ig cared
fnr ~ Mr.. 1ohbgton ana kha3 nne cnme
awag wlIlIrely, Jnd4s seusef hes nxaa
asxf Man6ny aktaFnoon a o'clock as
the time 81 he bearing.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-28

MrAWinEioW,s so0ahana eyfap. Cor chllarsn
aesthina. n the prognFip1icn ~ enc Of the besl
female nusBss and physicians d ne units.d
ee1eea end - hel1 I'D fuF fogsy ye1za win
to1shIuE IL tkl1a fBlneA1euI3blo. 4 relieves
ne chiid frola p1sn, ouFsa dysantnRy and dinr.
rhmA gripping IN thA bowels and wind collie.
b givlng heelth 10 Ehs ehfia % rasas tia
molksF. Prise G1e bs11iA aplsdwfY
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-28

IN ron wAxT TO eEI A nAnaAIx II
Il HamlEzEs e = 8. I aA = 49, =. e =. o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-28

Removal sala-Bsys salts st a 90.
Old psios. = %. Texas 4 sinRerusaa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-28

DunEHx, OF. H. Wilfred Biuua, a..
Rested a. WuaAfo4d On BandaB foR
mlankIna e 1 Fgoelalnla1 maefinR. a
EodaY toand eailiy ef esolAtiaE the
irish Crimes Act. ane 80 esntenoed 10
I've mopfka' imprl1anmenl Notice Of
appeal trom he vlFdict waa given By D.
feT1 A Ussa nnnamaa
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For Tacoma and Olympia.
Steamer Fleetwood
Leaves Isrlrr'a mAnrf daiir iszecps Mbnf1yal
81 anclock >. n.
snlastf aRo. FosTER As.nt.
FOR m00D's CANAL.

FUN MAWWWG IAN AAss
CfkAMER JOSEPHINE. JULIUS hAooli
lng q 6oa1oek. Duwata and S1ehQml1A
Lnase 0hnkomEah TUESDAYS a 1s10m. n. 20
DuwaiA, Seahe1k and Port 6Mmbla
Leave Gambia on Wolnesdasa for ssabeck
Leave seepstk Ihur8days af $50 for sonllle
tueehlnG e Pet Gamble.
Leave 1faefie Exl41yA. az q n. for poF
0amhlo and seaheok
FaR lnrfhsE parsirulAra. Hpply 10 D. X fiow
ard. osner, Seattle. e. George RostgE, feslsFA
Mharf. sep
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Dun1HN. Ocl. T.-Roehe. the Peer
Law 0aaFdsan a Wooafoed. who was
arrested at Sundays meslina. vas ssn-
tn1aad - thEea Weehia impriso1meni
without hard labaF.
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Nav Yoak. Oh. q. @NSa IL ameanl
thai HenEy n. Jaekaon, eashisE Of The
cab tFeasaFy, took Win him 10 Canada
u enlimatad AZ from 81, 600 10 CSC. 600
Tha Treasurer q Canada aeoe nst b.
llaVt that the -amouns much exeee6s
e10.0Co. Tha money Waa taken IN q
lump. Ths dsfAultsF b nov in Toronto.
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SANTA IN. N. n, 0uk 97.-0oveFnns
Res has removed ths caazls qnnranfins
restEiclio1a ffom ulfua sxoeps Caak
suanty. 1kia eelion uae a1eissd 8 ~
New hexiea Qaarantine Commassian.
wh0 also Fa9oEt that tAa Nsu Mexiso
cattle aFa n he hneaa eonaiaioa ever
knoun Mt this time q rear.
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PmonMxx, A. r., Oet. 27.--News reached
hare ef us suicide Of Thomas 8. Reilly,
q pruminenl citizen Of Mesa City 10 this
o1unty. Rally vas e enc time q mem
hor q ne 0anadlon Fsrliament. a
mexieAn 4lIvss - Eonn. Ss
Eli PAso. Texas. 0oA N.--Over foaF
tons Of Mexican silver cellars eame In
from Msxice b charge q wells k1tzese
agent aad bulIfpn euoneA % m4k8 -
total weight nearly i've tons. II goes 10
San Francisco. ana thence 10 China to
hnw kaa
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Nnw YoaK. o.. fiat . special
nesting 81 the Quarantine Oommis-
slonern this afternoon u Was decided 70
aak the Secretary Of The Treasury II
ahips eoming from ports whore cholera
pEuvails cannot Be sent baak, ID being
bhe opinioR that II that power exists
nov & is tlme q enlosae 4.
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wAsarSarss, Ost. g.-Tha Depart.
nsut a Ssafa wAs elossd today a. a
mark e rszpeet 90 the memoRY o. the
late T. B. Nanhlnfna.
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HelelFanA ID

Nr9 Yeas. OcA 81 -Ike WaH SirSsa
Csrraisr ays; "A eoafeFenee wna I'D
this afteEnocn betwoan PreaiaenI Chan-
der. q ths Pa0aai Telegraph Onmpany,
and Jar Goala, q whheA the ralsfiana
81 The Western uuion ana Rustal Tsia-
aEaph Camp91tea we're diseased Il
go eonerally heiiaVea TAT hclA istsE-
ea1a reacAea an ax1oemest. bet Paa1s.
a8na ChanaiRF ana ths Western uaknn
uEBsials aecsinxa % unake any saatennsna
and Iha latter disniaimeA nll knswleaae
a. ~ eenfsaenee. Parties VIA Wsrs
euens1snf 81 TO neetnsaa aeiipn sAi1
that ~ toisNz1pA weF wa1 us1tle6 an1
rafss woald b ndvaBes9 almnst imms-
diaasly.
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BosroN. OF. TIE steamer Csphalonla
sailsd foR Liverpool this msEning With
Jehn l. eaillFan. ihs paailisl, and he
raFtV On haaR4 E w
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WALLA WkEkk, w. It., OcA IT,
Especial The ongaaament Il an
nounosd Of Miss ANA Ohass, daughter
81 Hon. Il. n. Chass. SAD Iisuhsnanf
David L. BFaiuaf1, Of ths second Cav.
airy, a ahIs rest. he eens o. the sur.
wedding will occur about the hFst Of
January. @@ tfss
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Nnw YonK, Oct s7.-Ths DiEecloEs Of
ne Ooiiea on Trust today e,ected y.
n. Flaaer. PrsEidaut, 1ero. ]. II.
klaReG OF Nee Hork, n. d. EaiEbsaks,
Of Chicago. J. O. Moss. Of New YoFk,
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NEW YoaG, Oct. N.--Meney on call easy q
s40x pr eeRt., closed offered 81; prime msE
sanfile RRpeF. So a.srling exchange dnlI
- 1Ila 8 $50 q e aaIs hlllS and q ssh
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AFlaaaa,a UnlYeFallI.


WAsHmaxoH, Oct. N.-The Treasury
pepartment has decided that The g
called ''vool Waste,s made Of . ciass u
wool waahed, onatipR ogag 30 oantg Per
pound unwaahsA, whlah haB besn
EArnsttsd o. put through some process
b which q 3 p1t b condition Of al.
Of = cents per pound.
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san FnAnuzBco, Ool. Ms-Feodtfiek
Hobbs, grain broknF, has nled q petition
Ia inaolgenoy with $500 liabilities, Rna
assets consisting Of q membeSghip car
tlaoaie 10 he Produce Exchange. val
ued a aifo1.
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UlNoENH41I, o.. q - g 0fN1R Ma19
b Jadao Coz, Of the Cireuit Ooart.
STAYING he praoaodinas unfeE The de.
asnuofa4e. eaa 8'nainnati, ta14 Bon a
Dayl1n oalaials hagB movu8 30 MAKE
ths order permamnnt 20 aa % aid The in-
Junction and sIso The apDointmsnf q
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nam EnaanEs0o. Oct. N.--km. Cara
Bella MeDunmld was given q pteitml-
nagy sxaaninatisn il ths spolioa egnEi
els m0suina On 3 ek4sQ4 81 -
ssnlt y mnrdss Der faahal b, ~, Rfeh-
ard 81. MeD6naiA. rs Esfea1ant -
kold % ensaEE 4nd hsI ends eese nxa
as $4,000.